If that statement were true then dreamweaver would have died out by now.
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If that statement were true then dreamweaver would have died out by now.
The economy hasn't died, merely in a recession. And big businesses have the money, not regular people.
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Did you bother to read his introductory post?
He is 67 years old and is doing this as a hobby. Why pay that much money
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That's my point.
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You seem to be contradicting yourself young man
I was saying he shouldn't buy it in the first place. How am I contradicting myself.
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Then you are arguing with me for no reason.
Let's stop the arguing now while you're both ahead, okay?
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Okay, I highlight (select all) Blakes corrected code, and can print it out in Word, but when I try to paste it into my editor I get his first comments, but no code what so ever.
What am I doing wrong?
Also is this site extremely slow today or is my PC?
It has been slow for me too
Have taken your advice, and started working more on CSS. Not sure I am capable of doing a whole lot, but I do enjoy the process.
Yeah, it takes a while to get used to a new way of working and to understand the fundamental concepts. But in this case it's worth it. Trust me!
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What editor are you using?Originally Posted by Barnum
Are you pasting the code in design view or code/source view (assuming the editor has these options)?
If you are using an editor that JUST shows you code, it's a text editor and that is called source code view in other editors that also have a design view (a view that shows roughly, sometimes VERY roughly, what the result will be in a browser.)
Also it is usually more reliable to paste directly into your editor (in source code view), than to go via word, as you can pick up some of Word's own code by accident.
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True. No one is born a pro at css. Except maybe Paul O'B lol
Finally got the code in my text editor (Scite). The problem was it came out as only one very long line. I had to break it down into a more readable layout.
Thanks for you help everyone. Happy New Year.
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